Pronunciation: /səˈnɪləti/
noun the condition of being senile, especially the mental frailty and forgetfulness associated with old age
A1 My grandmother is starting to show signs of senility.
A2 The doctor diagnosed the elderly man with senility.
B1 Senility can be a common issue in older adults.
B2 The effects of senility can be managed with proper care and support.
C1 Research has shown that certain lifestyle factors can help prevent senility.
C2 The professor's lecture on the topic of senility was both informative and thought-provoking.
formal The doctor diagnosed the elderly patient with senility, a condition marked by cognitive decline.
informal My grandma sometimes forgets things due to her senility.
slang I can't believe I forgot my keys again, I must be getting senile.
figurative The company's outdated policies are a sign of organizational senility.
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